Committed Remembering Native Kinship in and beyond Institutions

• Auteur principal: Burch, Susan (auth)
• Format: Électronique Chapitre de livre
• Langue: anglais
• Publié: Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Press 2021
• Collection: Critical Indigeneities
• Sujets: History of the Americas; Indigenous peoples; Disability: social aspects; Settler ableism; Canton Asylum; Native kinship; psychiatric institutionalization; critical disability studies; Native American Indigenous Studies; Native self-determination; St. Elizabeths Hospital (DC); settler colonialism; 20th century social history; Native ancestors; political-relational theory of disability; medical model of disability; transinstitutionalization; mad in America; Hiawatha Asylum; Canton, South Dakota; Bureau of Indian Affairs; cemeteries; carceral studies; sanism; decolonization; eugenics; cross-generational trauma; Mad studies; Native storytelling; history of medicine; history; incarceration; Western medicine; slow violence; Narcotic Farms; South Dakota; Elizabeth Faribault; Harry R. Hummer; Cora Winona Faribault; Lizzie Red Owl; J. Kay Davis; Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate; Menominee Nation; Prairie Band Potawatomi
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